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Children with Selective Mutism vs Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Introduction If your autistic child goes silent in certain situations, it can be confusing and worrisome. Selective Mutism (SM) is an anxiety disorder that makes speaking incredibly difficult in specific social settings. While SM can occur independently, there’s a significant overlap between SM and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Understanding this […]

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Empowering Autistic Children: The Power of Play for Social Connection and Growth

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a developmental difference that affects how a person interacts with the world around them. Children on the autism spectrum often experience challenges with social communication, understanding social cues, and building relationships. These skills are crucial for navigating friendships, school environments, and everyday life. But there’s

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5 Tips to Preserve Family Bonds After an Autism Diagnosis: Supporting Your Child and Family

Receiving an autism diagnosis for your child brings a complex mix of emotions. Alongside the desire to provide the best possible support, it’s natural for parents and siblings to have worries or anxieties about how this will change family life. However, with love, understanding, and a few key strategies, your

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Supporting Your Child Through Autism Meltdowns: A Sensory Caregiver’s Guide

Autism meltdowns can be overwhelming and challenging for both children and their caregivers. These intense emotional episodes, often triggered by sensory overload or changes in routine, can leave families feeling helpless and frustrated. However, with the right understanding, strategies, and support, you can effectively guide your child through these difficult

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